Judica me, Deus, et discerne causam meam de gente non sancta.

Meat and Cheese Platter

1. Many, many thanks to all of you who have mirrored and uploaded my Islamic Sexuality and other videos to YouTube. It has been wonderful to see all of those copies populating on YouTube over the last several days. We definitely made lemonade out of lemons in the battlespace! I don’t care how many views I get on my own channel. All I care about is getting this information out and in front of as many people as possible so that the whole “islam is a religion” lie can be killed within this generation. But I have to admit, it is pretty cool to (help) lead that charge. And let it be a lesson to one and all: yes, one person CAN make a difference. One person CAN initiate and lead a successful campaign against a 1400 year old satanic, perverted, militaristic political system. And all it took was a video camera and a little courage. Now, imagine what an entire civilization could achieve if it just stopped being afraid, trusted in God, and stood manfully against evil. Sigh.

-*-

2. On to the death threat from the stupid musloid kids in Fairfax, Virginia. Some would say, “Oh Ann, as a Christian you have to forgive the kids and take their info down.” Stop. You are conflating the concepts of forgiveness and permissiveness. Perhaps better stated, you are conflating MERCY with permissiveness. I can forgive the stupid kids, and in fact, have. BUT, it is precisely because I am NOT INDIFFERENT to them and their eternal fates that they MUST feel the consequences of their actions. I actually spoke to the boy the day after the incident and he was fake-crying and “swearing on Jesus” that he would never do it again. Damn right, you won’t. Why? Because he was made to know the consequences of his evil, stupid, satanic actions. IF however, I had called off the dogs, what would he have learned? That he can “get away with it”, that all he need do is fake-cry and invoke the name of Our Lord and all Christians will instantly roll over. In this case, these kids need desperately to learn about justice, and the most merciful thing I can do is help teach them that lesson. I am reminded of Dr. John Senior’s quote on justice now:

Justice is simply the social good, and it must therefore be done. It is defined as “giving each his due” – cuique sum, “to each his own.” A man is due his life because he is a living thing; it is his nature to have life; and, since it is also his nature to be moral, if a man commits a crime, he must be punished because punishment is retributive – punishment is the penalty due the criminal in justice to him. Proportioned punishment is due him, too, and you cannot deny him that right without yourself committing an injustice against him deserving punishment in turn. The judge who fails the criminal in punishment himself incurs a greater guilt.

-*-

3. This email just in from a male reader on the topic of the indissolubility of marriage:

I also agree with #3 of your post concerning marriage. As the victim of an unwanted and unnecessary divorce and annulment, I can attest to the pictorial description of what marriage is all about. Bishop Sheen had it pegged rightly when he said marriage is about Agape Love – Sacrificial Love – and not the Eros or Filia Love. One never knows the depth of the Love one has for their spouse until called upon to make the choice…to cross the line drawn in the sand by Our Lord when faced with the ultimate test of the Agape Love required. We can then give to our spouses and marriages the gift of self by continuing to honor our vows and spouse after divorce/annulment, unrequited though that gift may be, or, we can choose the easy road and seek our own personal fulfillment a second, third or fourth time, thereby denying our abandoning spouse our sacrificial Love and the privilege of continuing to sanctify their Soul through the patient acceptance of the Marital Cross.

Thank You, Ann, for your post. It certainly throws off the veneer of that part of marriage we all know is there, but choose not to acknowledge until we are forced to do so. And all we can do then is to pray for the Grace we need to make the right choice when the Cross is placed before us by the Loving Hands of Our Lord.

-*-

On a related note, I would say that the true agenda of a person who seeks a separation from their spouse can be easily discerned IF said person takes up with another. Look people, bottom line, none of us are entitled to spousal intimacy. None of us have a “right” to sex. This point, I think, is one of the most powerful manifestations of the utterly disordered contemporary notion of what a “right” is. In fact, it is worthy of its own essay. I shall add it to my list. But Fear of the Lord has to come first.

-*-

4. Speaking of essay topics, I FINALLY received an email with a solid explanation of usury and interest, and suffice it to say that I am extremely excited. I will need to be extra-diligent in its composition, because I hope that it can influence the entire discussion and perhaps influence the economic and financial rebuilding process after the upcoming and inevitable Counter-Revolutionary World War.